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Calls method on row #
  So all Fixnum methods are usuable
  Especially the ones provided by RTable

Short list of useful methods:

  WHERE: fmat is a comma seperated list of format strings
  Format Strings: 'italic'    : font is italic
                  'bold'      : font is bold
                  'strike'    : font is strikethrough (strikeout)
                  'underline' : font is underlined
                  'fore:red'  : font is red
                                instead of red may use
                                blue,yellow,magenta,black,white,cyan,green

                  'back:red'  : same as 'fore:red'

  format(:all,fmat)   => format all cells in row to fmat
  format(aInt,fmat)   => format cell at column aInt to fmat
  format(aRange,fmat) => format cells in a range of columns
                         so format(5..7,\"fore:blue\")
                         will set the foreground of cells:
                         5 through 7 to blue

  neat example: format(0,*['italic','underline','back:blue'])
                see how arrays are kewl

  push('foo')    => append 'foo' as value of next (new) cell
                    use the RTables defualt align and fill methods
                    and if 'foo' was longer than the table.cell_length
                    split and create additional cells

  set('foo',3)   => set 'foo' as value of column 3

  push('foo',4)  => set 'foo' as value of column 4
                    but use the RTables defualt align and fill methods
                    and if 'foo' was longer than the table.cell_length
                    split and create additional cells

  set('foo',3)   => set 'foo' as value of column 3
                    no alignment (so ljust) 
                    and no fill methods are used

  e(aStr)        => eval a string of ruby code as row #
                    note: returns the value of eval(str) 

  get(Int)       => the value of cell at column Int
  table          => the RTable
  table.book     => the RBook

For a full list open in a browser:
[path/to/rtable-front]/rtable/doc/index.html
and click on the files list the link:
fix_as_coord.rb
or learn the RTable api for calls to: table and book
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